BR112021026229A2 - Adaptive control of medical devices based on clinical interactions - Google Patents

Adaptive control of medical devices based on clinical interactions

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BR112021026229A2
BR112021026229A2 BR112021026229A BR112021026229A BR112021026229A2 BR 112021026229 A2 BR112021026229 A2 BR 112021026229A2 BR 112021026229 A BR112021026229 A BR 112021026229A BR 112021026229 A BR112021026229 A BR 112021026229A BR 112021026229 A2 BR112021026229 A2 BR 112021026229A2
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interactions
medical devices
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Evan Chen
T Hulan Greg
Igor Nesterenko
Jeff Gaetano
Karthi Rajendran
Lisa Diggett
Robert Regedanz
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Carefusion 303 Inc
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Abstract

controle adaptativo de dispositivos médicos com base em interações clínicas. a presente invenção refere-se a um método e sistema que identifica as interações de um usuário com um ou mais dispositivos médicos, determina, com base em uma ou mais interações e um conjunto predeterminado de regras, uma pontuação de conformidade associada ao primeiro usuário, em resposta à pontuação de conformidade não satisfazendo uma pontuação de conformidade de limite e redução de um nível de acesso do usuário a pelo menos um dos um ou mais dispositivos médicos e gera um programa de treinamento associado a pelo menos um dispositivo médico e a uma ou mais interações, e automaticamente, sem envolvimento do usuário, envia um pacote de treinamento associado ao programa de treinamento para o usuário e notifica o usuário para concluir o programa de treinamento usando o pacote de treinamento. o sistema e o método também geram uma nova programação de turnos para os médicos que respondem a uma primeira programação de turno que não satisfaz os critérios e os médicos não satisfazem as respectivas pontuações de desempenho.adaptive control of medical devices based on clinical interactions. The present invention relates to a method and system that identifies a user's interactions with one or more medical devices, determines, based on one or more interactions and a predetermined set of rules, a compliance score associated with the first user, in response to compliance score not satisfying a threshold compliance score and reducing a user's access level to at least one of the one or more medical devices and generates a training program associated with at least one medical device and one or more more interactions, and automatically, without user involvement, sends a training package associated with the training program to the user and notifies the user to complete the training program using the training package. the system and method also generates a new shift schedule for clinicians who respond to a first shift schedule that does not meet the criteria and clinicians do not meet their performance scores.

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